A resident of Zaporizhzhia was convicted in Odessa for transmitting data on mobilization and checkpoints

A resident of Tokmak received five years in prison for actions that hindered the work of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Through Telegram, he distributed information to conscripts about the posts of territorial recruitment and social support centers, publishing at least 11 messages.

The case of the violator was considered by the Primorsky District Court of Odessa, as stated in the materials of the Unified State Register of Pre-Trial Investigation.

The man collected and distributed information on Telegram about mobile checkpoints, notifications of conscripts, and the work of recruitment centers, using his mobile phone for this.

In court, he explained that he recorded this data on the way to work and sent it to groups, not realizing the consequences. After his arrest, he pleaded guilty, expressed sincere remorse, and made a contribution to supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The court, taking into account all the circumstances, found him guilty of obstructing the work of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during martial law. He was sentenced to 5 years, but the court released him from serving this term if he does not violate the law during the 3-year probationary period. The informant also confiscated the mobile phone used to commit the crime.